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Should you be able to say when you wouldn’t be a Christian in order to be a Christian?
This morning, I posted the following as a tweet: Atheists often challenge me by asking the conditions under which I […]
atheism, Christianity, epistemology, falsification, skepticismShould we be certain of our beliefs? Or should we doubt?
An Example of Self-Referential Defeat
This morning, somebody commented on my 2016 article “On Scientific (and Philosophical and Theological) Ignorance.” “Just some guy” opined: “Your […]
epistemology, logic, self-referential defeatIs doubt virtuous? Is certainty arrogant?
I just read a Twitter profile that declares: “I believe doubt is a virtue that can lead to humility and […]
certainty, doubt, epistemic virtue, epistemology, virtue epistemologyDo I have an anything goes epistemology? A response to my critic
A long-time commenter at my blog, Jeff Kesterson, asked me to take a look at his 2018 article “An Overview […]
apologetics, defeaters, epistemology, Jeff Kesterson, moderate foundationalism, Reformed epistemology“There is insufficient evidence to warrant belief.” Eh?
This morning, I noticed an exchange between Angry Grasshopper and Ron H. on my blog regarding the nature of evidence […]
belief, epistemology, evidence, justification, rationality, warrantHow do you know you’re not dreaming?
Chinese philosopher Zhuang Zhou once dreamed he was a butterfly. When he woke, he observed, “Am I a man who […]
epistemology, skepticismTom Jump says it is not possible to know that God exists. And I reply.
Back in November 2018, I did an interview with atheist YouTuber Tom Jump. Today, we followed that up with a […]
atheism, epistemology, interview, Tom JumpSweeping agnostic claims are anything but humble … or wise
Yesterday, The Atheist Missionary posted the following comment on my blog in which he declared his commitment to metaphysical agnosticism: […]
agnosticism, epistemology